Sport: Thirteenth

The New York Yankees' famed outfield has been hitting a piddling .249.
Nevertheless, last week the Bombers were leading the American League by
seven and a half games. The player they could thank for this was
right-handed Pitcher Ernie Bonham, called Tiny because he stands 6 ft.
2 in., weighs 215 Ib. Last week Tiny chalked up his seventh victory in
a rowfour of them shutouts.

Bonham is no strike-out specialist like Bob Feller, Dizzy Dean or Lefty
Grove. He has neither a fireball nor a tantalizing curve. But two weapons he
can rely...